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Honestly, I’m surprised that the design involves countersinking the screws into the soundboard at all.

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L&H may not make the 85P any more, but they do get used ones as trade-ins.

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Angie. please get in touch with the Historical Harp Society http://www.historicalharps.org/

The website is under reconstruction right now, but there are a couple of e-mail addresses on there.

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Affairs of the Harp, by Samuel Pratt

Out of print and scarce, but via http://used.addall.com/

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I’m not sure if anyone is making silk core strings strong enough to withstand modern pedal harp tension, however various

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While it may be

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Levers can be added later, so if you want to keep your initial costs down, you could buy a harp without levers, or with just C and F levers, and add levers later.

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Sarah:

I’ve seen both these listings and the asking prices are indeed absurd.

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You might want to contact Affairs of the Harp http://www.affairsoftheharp.com/sellharp.asp

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I’d suggest patching it up with a good epoxy.

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Sometimes it’s because of changes in humidity.

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*You*

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” In undercutting, a competitor is simply saying that he/she will do the job for less than another competitor. I believe that is also called predatory pricing and that’s illegal, because its sole purpose is to drive the competition out of business. “

There’s nothing illegal at all about offering to beat a competitor’s price.

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Someone just listed a used 38 string L&H Prelude here on the Harp Column classified a few days ago at $3200.

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For a toddler/preschooler, I’d recommend one of these:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Schoenhut-C1019P-15-String-Harp-Bench-Pink-/310270133334?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item483d8a8456

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